1. Journey inventory without vanity maps
List touchpoints, owners, and data gaps. Cut decorative arrows that imply certainty you do not have.
Flagship course
Build a reusable canvas and a Data Visualization and Analytics Platform for Marketing Attribution Insights mindset — model literacy, chart craft, and stakeholder narration in six modules.
Request a seatEach module ends with a critique, not a quiz.
List touchpoints, owners, and data gaps. Cut decorative arrows that imply certainty you do not have.
Compare last-touch, linear, position-based, and a simple data-driven sketch. Document trade-offs for finance.
Assemble windows, exclusions, conversion definitions, and the single question the weekly pack must answer.
Design side-by-side charts that invite comparison without implying one number is “true.”
Write captions, footnotes, and a three-minute oral brief your CMO can interrupt.
Ship a revised pack, receive instructor marks, and lock a 30-day improvement list.
Former growth analytics lead for regional marketplace brands. Nadia now teaches visualization critique and measurement documentation at MindCloud Tools. She still marks charts with a red pen — digitally, but with the same bluntness.
Attribution Lab (this course): RM 2,450 per learner. Signal Desk intensive: RM 890. Private Insight Studio pricing is listed on the Pricing page. No payments are processed on this website.
No. Exercises accept Tableau, Looker Studio, Power BI, or carefully structured spreadsheets. We grade clarity of story, not brand of software.
We do not train you to build production data pipelines or identity graphs. If your warehouse identity resolution is broken, the Canvas will document that gap — it will not fix engineering debt.
Live critiques are recorded for enrolled learners for 60 days. Office hours are not recorded to keep discussion candid.
The dual-view module stopped our “pick a winner channel” habit. We now present assisted paths and a conservative slice together.
Solid on narrative. The data-driven sketch week assumed more SQL comfort than I had — I scraped by with a teammate’s help.